Meet The Team

Kim began her career in Texas singing alongside LeAnn Rimes, Jessica Simpson and Steve Holy. Mike Borchetta believed in her talent and brought her to Nashville where she signed her first major record deal in 2000. Unfortunately, the company shut down and Kim returned to Texas where she founded a successful packaging company, but she didn't feel complete without music. Following her heart, she sold her business in 2012 and pursued a career in real estate, which allowed her to frequently travel to Nashville to form relationships and do what she loved - write music. This ultimately led to the creation of Lady Luck Songs in 2015. She’s always Studied songs, so publishing was the next step. Kim’s love for music is infectious – spreading to each and every person she creates with. We can’t wait to see where she takes the Lady Luck Songs team in the future.

2 Jake Worthington cuts

(“Single At The Same Time,” and “Heaven Can’t Be Found”)
 

Randall King "Coulda Been Love"
 

50+ independent cuts

Netflix Films, and more.

Will Jones has lived and breathed all things Country since he was half the height of a hound dog. Beginning his music career at just six years of age, Will started performing with his family’s traveling bluegrass band, The Cana Ramblers, and would go on to garner national notoriety for their final album release in 2009, No Expectations.

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Since going his own way with a solo career as a singer-songwriter at the age of 17, Will’s music has taken him all over the United States performing with some of the biggest names across the country music spectrum including Jon Pardi, Ashley McBryde, Josh Turner, Tracy Lawrence, Sierra Hull, Sarah Jarosz, Chris Thile, Johnny Cash, Brothers Osborne, Ralph Stanley, Ben Haggard, and many more.

Elliott Blaufuss is a Nashville based soul/pop artist, writer, and producer. He is influenced by list form and stream of consciousness writing from the likes of Bob Dylan and Jack Kerouac. While serving as a sideman and musical director for Gavin DeGraw, Eric Hutchinson and Philip Philips, Blaufuss leaned into his passion for music. This passion can be found in the roots of influences such as Earth, Wind & Fire, The Allman Brothers, James Taylor, Ray Charles, and other music left of center like a Barnum & Bailey’s Circus records Blaufuss used to play all the time as a kid. Blaufuss embodies the melting pot of melodious styles and genres that Music City lies and breathes.

Matt Warren, a Nashville native and graduate of Middle Tennessee State University, has been in the music scene since 1996 when he started playing in bands and touring the country. He signed his first publishing deal in 2002 with House of Fame in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, where he quickly started landing cuts with major label artists. Warren has received multiple ASCAP Awards and has seen his songs recorded by artists such as Gary Allan, Darius Rucker, Robert Randolph & The Family Band, Andy Frasco & the U.N., Bucky Covington, Jim Lauderdale, and many others. Most notably, Warren co-wrote Gary Allan’s timeless song “Every Storm (Runs Out Of Rain)” with Allan and Hillary Lindsey. The song, which is certified 2x Platinum, reached No. 1 on the country airplay charts and was nominated for Song of the Year at the 2014 ACM Awards.

Mike Walker was born in Clarksville, TN and raised on a farm in Hartselle, AL before moving to Nashville in 2006 to attend Belmont University. He started writing songs and playing mandolin in the bluegrass band Westbound Rangers in 2007 and signed his first publishing deal with HoriPro Entertainment Group in 2013. Since then, his songs have been recorded by artists such as Morgan Wallen, Luke Bryan, Lee Brice, Randall King, Chase Rice, Ryan Hurd, and Rodney Atkins, including Atkins’ platinum hit single “Caught Up In The Country.” Most recently, Walker landed a song on Randall King’s Into The Neon album as well as twelve songs on Max McCown’s debut full-length album, Wandering.

Tay Barton is a dynamic singer-songwriter from the beautiful landscapes of Alpine, Utah and Laguna Beach, California. With a passion for storytelling woven into her music, Tay’s journey began at the age of 12 when she first picked up a pen and starting writing songs that echoed her dreams and experiences.

Her talent caught the attention of Disney, leading her to participate in the popular show “Radio Disney’s Next Big Thing.” This experience solidified her desire to pursue a career in music and it wasn’t long before she decided to immerse herself in the heart of country music by moving to Nashville.  Recently, she signed a co-publishing deal with Losers Publishing and Lady Luck Songs, an achievement that marked a significant milestone in her career. Now, with a collection of her best songs yet, Tay is excited to share her unique blend of country and pop influences with the world.